EASA Warns Against Flying Over Jordan Amid Renewed Conflict
EASA said recurrent Iranian missile strikes and Jordan’s air defense activity raise the risk of misidentifying civil aircraft.
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EU aviation agency adds Jordan to no-fly warning list as fighting continues
European Aviation Safety Agency urges airlines to refrain from flying in Jordanian airspaceThe European Aviation Safety Agency has added Jordan to its no-fly list, citing a rapidly deteriorating security situation due to military activity.
EASA Warns Against Flying Over Jordan Amid Renewed Conflict
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has advised airlines against operating in Jordanian airspace due to renewed conflict and increased military activity involving Iran and U.S. Gulf allies. This precaution follows similar advisories for other Middle Eastern countries, including Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar.
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) today advised carriers and airlines to avoid Jordanian airspace until the end of August,
The European Union's aviation safety agency (EASA) has issued an unusual warning to airlines not to operate flights in Jordan's airspace, following a significant increase in the level of security risk in the region. The warning, known as CZIB - Conflict Zone Information Bulletin, refers to all flight altitudes in Jordanian airspace (FIR Amman - OJAC), and is valid until August 31, 2026, unless retested sooner. The warning applies to operators of…
Ammonnews : CARC confirms Jordan airspace operating 'normally'
Air transit through Jordanian airspace is 'fully' operating on schedule, said Daifallah Farajat, Chief Commissioner of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC), on Wednesday.In a sattement, Farajat noted CARC's radar center managed 176 transit flights through the Kingdom’s airspace between...
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